In a remarkable achievement, Atlegang Monchosi, a talented young chess player from Klerksdorp, has qualified to represent South Africa at the prestigious World Youth Chess Championships tournament that is to…
Online course provider, Blue Frontier Path is once again hosting an over-the-board (OTB) chess tournament this coming weekend on Saturday 17-08-2024. LAUNCHING CHESS Tournament will be once again held at the Grey…
The FIDE in the Sparkling Waters chess tournament is a chess extravaganza by the Bojanala Chess Federation and is hosted at the Sparkling Waters Hotel and Spa in Rustenburg. The…
Online course provider, Blue Frontier Path is once again hosting an over-the-board (OTB) chess tournament this coming weekend on Saturday 17-06-2023. LAUNCHING CHESS Tournament will be held at the Grey Owl Spur…
The FIDE at the King’s Gate 2.0 is the second iteration of a FIDE rated event held under the auspices of the Bojanala Chess Federation in 2022. The event has…
Johannes Moche is the winner in the A section of the 2022 Blue Frontier Path Chess Tournament, ahead of a strong field of players! Moche himself, will be the first…
Innovative online course provider, Blue Frontier Path is hosting an over-the-board (OTB) chess tournament this coming weekend 16-07-2022. LAUNCHING CHESS Tournament will be held at the Fleisherei Bistro restaurant in…
GM Nigel Short is the winner of the GM/IM norm section of the Moja Chess Extravaganza 2022! The event was…
“Parodi, in turn, also failed to convert the still relatively complicated position and after queen exchanges on move 35 it went into rigors mortis.
The players continued to flog the dead horse position, with the occasional involuntary twitches, until an astounding 113 moves were played! No doubt GM Short thought his opponent would inadvertently make a fatal mistake but Parodi was up to the task…
“Acho could not sit back and watch the game play itself so he shook things up and went 29… Bxg4?!, setting his afro hair on fire and running after the opponent to light them up! It almost worked…”
